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The Importance Of Having Caravan Insurance

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Chester Cooke was a man who one day decided that he wanted to have a caravan on the banks of the river Avon in a perfectly situated caravan site that was professionally owned, well maintained and had all the amenities that he could ask for. However, he wasn't the type to go spending the best part of twenty grand plus annual services on a caravan without properly thinking it through.

So he then called his broker and said that he was looking for some caravan insurance. His broker then told him that that shouldn't be a problem and he would be more than happy to get him a quote. So Chester gave his broker the details of the caravan and where it would be situated.

A few minutes later, the broker called Chester back and said that unfortunately he was not able to find any insurance companies that would offer him insurance, not because of the caravan itself, or even the site that he had chosen, but it was to do with the exact spot that he had chosen. It was right on the bank of river Avon, which had flooded the year before, causing a massive number of insurance claims on the grounds of water damaged property, and so now insurers were very wary about insuring caravans that were right on the water's edge. This meant that if Chester really wanted the caravan, and he wanted it right there, it would have to be at his own risk.

This was deal breaking news. It was highly likely that the Avon would flood again at sometime in the future and Chester couldn't afford to take on a caravan without insurance. He asked his broker about these other "normal criteria" of caravan sites that he should look for if he was going ahead with his plan to buy a caravan.

Ideally the site should be a registered CaSSOA site. There are insurance discounts for these because they have minimum standards of security. If the caravan is to be sited more informally, on a farm for instance, the caravans on the farm should be in their own compound with a defined perimeter. Some insurers insist that there are a minimum number of caravans on the site, safety in numbers as it were. Finally Chester should look for a site with good security, a mature hawthorn hedge or palisade fencing marking the boundaries.

Before this, Chester hadn't really given much though to caravan insurance. He didn't think it was going to be such a big part his decision to buy a caravan. All he knew was that he was grateful to have a good broker who knew how to take care of it all because after all, all he really wanted to do was enjoy his caravan. The insurance was just to take the worry out of owning it.

Caravan insurance is one of the most important factors to take into consideration when thinking about buying a caravan. Coversure are a leading provider of caravan insurance and can offer you advice, or a quote to get your caravan insured

Getting The Best Caravan Insurance

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

When looking for a customised insurance policy you must look at the genuineness of the insurance company itself. You must look for its core integrity and brand values along with its cost effectiveness.

To safeguard your caravan against any future problems it is important to invest in cost effective caravan insurance. When looking for insurance online it is important to pick a policy that will fit your budget therefore being cost effective for you.

Insurance companies can often offer large discounts when looking at factors such as previous claims, age, experience and they can also check if the caravan has any electronic security. Becoming a member of the caravan club means that there may be caravan insurance at a discounted rate on offer. This is the best option when looking for a cost effective way to have caravan insurance.

If you only use your caravan for a few months of the year it may provide beneficial for you to invest in limited mileage insurance. This insurance covers you for the limited amount of miles you cover with your caravan for the limited amount of time that you use your caravan. There are also many other forms of caravan insurance. Cost effective insurance for your caravan covers such accidents as;

Damages to windscreens, windows and windshield due to bad weather, accidents or theft

Loss of any belongings during the course of the journey,

Fire damage

Death of the driver due to accidents or damages to your static caravan.

Even if your static caravan incurs damage you can get claim for the same.

Last but not the least there are many different types of cost effective caravan insurance policies that one can choose from namely caravan insurer tourer policy, static caravan insurance, trailer tent caravan insurance and motor home caravan insurance policy. Depending on the nature and type of caravan that you own, a cost effective caravan insurance policy is offered by insurance companies.

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What To Look For In A Caravan Insurance Policy

Friday, October 16th, 2009

Obviously it is important to make sure that you caravan is secure and as unstealable as possible, however, whatever measures you take it is still far easier for someone to steal a caravan than it is a car. If youre planning on leaving your caravan unattended for long periods of time then it becomes a risky business for anyone to insure you, therefore you may find your premiums are very high.

There are several things that you can do to reduce your caravan insurance, you can use proven security devices to disable the tow hitch in order to make it harder for your caravan to be stolen. You can also make sure that your caravan is stored within a locked compound as that will also help to protect it.

The price that you pay for your caravan insurance can vary a huge amount from company to company, so you will want to ask caravan insurance experts as they will be able to offer additional guidance on how to reduce your annual premiums. Quite often the simple addition of a few security items will greatly reduce your payments.

It is important to ensure that your insurance policy covers your possessions while you are staying in your caravan, as well as any that will be left in the caravan while youre away from it. Although it is of course never a good idea to leave valuables in view from the outside, cover or no cover.

With some insurance policies, you will have to make special note of any expensive valuables that you will be bringing with you as the policy may have a value limit on items and so you will have to categorise your valuables. However not all policies require this so you should check with your broker whether or not your does.

Make sure you specify to your insurance provider exactly what you will be carrying with you in order to ensure that everything is covered and you will not be in for any nasty shocks if you need to claim.

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